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may01:
Op sorry about that but not all girls are like that. I hope you meet someone that'll make you believe in love and its beauty

I totally agree with u, good girls are hard to come by, but they exist........I no so bcoz I've got one and I treasure her really mch.

delugajackson:
Believe me..This zoo called Nigeria is a scam. Shattered pieces of a divided entity. Now how do you fix what's been broken?

Just by being patriotic, u alone could make a difference. Plz stop sounding like u got another home. Zoo right? No wonder we got tasty bush meat here among other Agricultural products.
Have some faith brother.

[b] ngflag
The country referred to as Giant of Africa is one of the most prominent countries in the world. However, over the years, certain incidents have led to birth and sustenance of certain negative stereotypes that seemingly hang over the country today.

Although most of these stereotypes are mere generalities, they give a false impression of the country as well as its people and tend to form the basis on which others regard and judge her people. If you are visiting Nigeria, it is important to clear your mind of these stereotypes and hold on to the truth. However, if you need help with sifting through the facts, Jovago.com, Africa’s No. 1 online hotel booking site shares 5 truths about nigeria and her people.

Nigeria is loved by its citizens.

The country is rich in natural resources and quite a number of its citizens not only remain within the country to harness the possibilities on offer, they love and remain patriotic to the country’s cause.

There is the impression that every person from the oil-rich nation is looking for an avenue to travel abroad for greener pastures. Admittedly, there are quite a number of Nigerians in diaspora, however, even those who live outside country visit regularly and eventually return to set up business or retire in the country.

The people of nigeria work hard to earn their living.
Quite a large number of people in this country actually work hard to earn a living. They work decent jobs per day and start businesses which even grow into big companies. Some of the top richest men in Africa and the world are from Nigeria, with their net worth backed by actual stocks in market.

As is with every other countries in the world, there are bound to be con artistes who swindle wealth off others; a practice most Nigerians frown upon.

Education is valued.
They appreciate education so much that a parent is willing to sell his land and property to ensure his or her child is properly educated. Almost every state in the country has at least two tertiary institutions and a myriad of nursery, primary and secondary schools. While many struggle to afford schooling, quite a number are still educated at even to the Masters level.

Nigeria is safe.
With the Civil war of 1967, minor tribal riots and most recently, the rampage of the boko haram sect, Nigeria has been labelled by most foreigners as a volatile country.

On the break of any issue, the news media as well as independent columnists seek opportunities to highlight possible conflict or outbreak of war in the country. The nation is represented in such a way that public opinion is classified to reflect discord between local tribes or imply an advancement in terrorism within the country.

The truth however is that so far, there have been no genocides or war. The country is as safe as most other nations and the government is making fruitful efforts towards containing terrorism. [/b]

Incorruptible:
OP, you are so daft.

Do u really have to insult him just for stating his mind? That's not civil, neither is it polite.

[b] Ace comedian and one of Nigeria’s best comedy exports, Julius Agwu is currently recuperating from the brain surgery he had on May 12, 2015 at the Park Plaza Hospital in Houston Texas, United States of America.

After a series of tests, two lumps were discovered in his brain. The lumps were the cause of his continuous weight loss and loss of appetite.

The comic act who arrived in Nigeria last week has been resting in America after the surgery but still under the close watch of the medical experts.

Before he left the country, Julius already had a seizure and ran out of breath. The doctors battled for hours to bring him back to life. He left immediately for America after the doctors successfully made him regain consciousness.According to the comedian, the genesis of his illness can’t be ascertained because he didn’t know how it started. “My wife tried. The day I had the seizure, she put her finger in my mouth and I bit it”.

On his recovery, Julius said it was God at work. “It’s God at work. I want to thank everybody who supported me in one way or the other”.

Julius is planning a thanksgiving service but that will be after the 10th anniversary of his annual comedy show, Crack Ya Ribs billed for August 30th, 2015 in London. The show will feature Okey Bakassi, Korede Bello, I Go Dye and others. [/b]

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2dice:
does this apply to Muslims ... Traditionalist ...Olumba-Olumba and co too
Op get your shiii right

Oh God! What has bra got to do with all this pple u mentioned? Or u just wanna show u can speak English?
If u got nothing to say.....take a walk!

Blizzyblinkzy:
I don't get it. Explain further

Lolz
U can lie?
Stop joor

This baby is just so so cute and adorable......let's give her 1000likes.
Oya, starting hitting the like button.

[b] A Malaysian court has ordered the detention of five Nigerian students in Malysia for their alleged involvement in a N125.2m (RM2.4 million) internet fraud in Selangor & Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

According to local media reports, the 5 Nigerian students who are between the ages of 20 and 30 are undergraduates pursuing a degree in Information Technology in a leading University Kuala Lumpur. They were arrested on June 30, 2015.

A Malaysian police chief ACP Azmi Adam while speaking on their arrest said two women have been arrested for providing their bank accounts for the syndicates to use in doing their illicit business. He stated that five laptops, 20 hand phones, ATM cards, SIM cards and documents believed to have been used to con their victims were seized from the men.

The men were arrested after one of their victims, a 62-year-old businessman alerted the police after receiving a suspicious email in March informing him that he was among 50 recipients selected to receive RM15.9 million from the government of the United States.
“The e-mail requested the victim to follow certain procedures to ensure he did not miss the opportunity. Convinced by the contents of the e-mail, the victim carried out 51 transactions involving money, to accounts numbers given by the syndicate before realising it was a scam. He later lodged a police report,” the police chief said. [/b]